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Lee Breech Lock Carbide 38 Super Sizing, Expanding, Bullet Seating 3 Die Set

Name: Lee Breech Lock Carbide 38 Super Sizing, Expanding, Bullet Seating 3 Die Set
Brand: Lee Precision
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$39.27

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Brand: Lee Precision, Inc.
Caliber: .38 Super
Category: Reloading
Reloading Type: Dies
UPC: 734307918798
MPN: 91879

Overview

The Lee Breech Lock 3-die set for .38 Super includes a carbide full-length sizing die, a bullet seating die, and a powder-thru expanding die. This set features color-coded spline drive breech bushings for quick identification and easy changes on Breech Lock-enabled presses. The carbide sizing die eliminates the need for case lubrication, significantly streamlining the reloading process. Each set also includes a universal shell holder, a powder dipper, and load data. These dies are also compatible with .38 Auto, .38 Colt NP, .38 S&W, 9mm Largo, and 9x23 cartridges.

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